He may not actually spit fire, but Boyd/Floyd’s 309 bull does spit off some pretty hot PBR talent.

At the 2008 PBR World Finals, Spitfire bucked off all of his cowboys: Travis Briscoe in Round 2, Harve Stewart in Round 4 and Colby Yates in the championship round. While the cowboys all earned zeros, the judges marked Spitfire 45.75, 45.75 and 46 respectively. Those scores helped take Spitfire to fourth in the PBR World Champion Bucking Bull final standings.

Alex Naccarato’s All In definitely has it all: Bloodlines, bucking ability and big numbers. “He came out of an Oscar’s Velvet cow. As far as his daddy — who knows? We put a bunch of bulls on our cows all the time, and there is always one jumping the fence anyway,” explained Naccarato. “Stuff happens!”

In this case, very good stuff has happened.

This issue's superstar is a no-brainer — Tom Teague's Bones. The 5-year-old bull was one of Cody Lambert's All-Star picks for the PBR World Finals as well as one of the cowboys' top 5 picks for World Champion Bucking Bull.

Bones faced stiff competition. In order to prove Cody and the cowboys' opinions correct, he needed to out-perform four other superstars in Las Vegas: Troubadour, Copperhead Slinger, All In and Spit Fire.

It hardly seems right to do a superstar spotlight on just 260 Booger Butt. It's not that he isn't a four-legged bucking celebrity or that he doesn't deserve all of the limelight, it just seems strange.

It is like Felix without Oscar, Bert without Ernie or Batman without Robin.